$SPX gap is closed now from April 21.
Media fluff about Trump won't hold.
$SPX will go up but in the short term $TVIX is the place to be.

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LOL

$TVIX has another day to rise.
Make your $ then get out.
These occasions which happens maybe 2 or 3 times a year is the reason to have $TVIX in your back pocket.

$TVIX - mm are holding it tight for a r/s tomorrow. Easy if you have shares divisible by 25:
Credit Suisse AG Announces the Reverse Split of its TVIX ETN
New York, August 2, 2016 Credit Suisse AG announced today that it will implement a 1-for-25 reverse
split of its VelocityShares™ Daily 2x VIX Short Term ETN (“TVIX”), expected to be effective as of August
9, 2016.
On August 11, 2016, holders of record will receive one reverse split-adjusted ETN for every twenty-five
units of TVIX. In addition, such holders of record that hold a number of units of ETNs not evenly divisible
by twenty-five will receive a cash payment for any fractional number of units remaining of TVIX (the
“partials”). The cash amount due on any partials will be determined on August 15, 2016, based on the
closing indicative value of TVIX on such date and will be paid by Credit Suisse AG on August 22, 2016.
The closing indicative value of TVIX on August 8, 2016 will be multiplied by twenty-five to determine its
reverse split-adjusted closing indicative value. The reverse split will be effective at the open of trading on
August 9, 2016 and TVIX will begin trading on the NASDAQ Stock Market on a reverse split-adjusted
basis on such date. Following the reverse split, TVIX will have a new CUSIP but will retain the same ticker
symbol.

LOL

$TVIX getting near the R/S zone.
Not good under a buck.

$TVIX is a flipping etn.
To flip several times you must have at least $25k in your account.
One tick can earn you $150, all day long (requires no heavy lifting). :)

$TVIX
Company Symbol 6/30/16 6/15/16 Chg % Chg % Float Days to cover Avg daily volume
1 Credit Suisse AG - VelocityShares Daily 2x VIX Short Term ETN TVIX 42,546,559 62,217,689 -19,671,130 -31.6 ... 0 87,289,475
http://online.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3062-nasdaqshort-highlites.html

http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/tvix/short-interest

http://shortsqueeze.com/shortinterest/stock/TVIX.htm

I'm sorry, I didn't want to imply that $TVIX can be manipulated.
See you on the reverse side, back to surf.

$TVIX is being pushed down for a R/S - not far from $1.

$TVIX WAS FLIPPING GOOD TODAY, HAVE A HAPPY 4TH!

almost there, beer $ is needed :)

$TVIX trading in a narrow range.
EU will manage this.
What is more likely to get $TVIX moving is Nato starting a war with Russia.
Nato increasing military along Russian border and missles.
Hacked Emails Reveal NATO General Plotting Against Obama on Russia Policy:
https://theintercept.com/2016/07/01/nato-general-emails/

lol, he wasn't alone, congress helped.
His financial adviser then said he could put them in their place but he didn't. Guess where most on his contributions came from? :)

100% agreed, Obama and congress dropped the ball on that one.
Finance sector has effective lobbyists, it grew over 300% while the economy grew 4%. lol

Yep, he's the guy that broke the UK banks. lol
I'm a daytrader, right NOW SPX is strong along with the world markets.
$TVIX is good for several flips when the volume is coming in.

World Markets seem to see no problems, all GREEN!!!
Debt is manageable and coming down after no regulation experiment causing the 2008 crash.
Country List Government Debt to GDP Previous Highest Lowest
Japan 229.20 Dec/15 226 229 50.6 % Yearly
Italy 132.70 Dec/15 132 133 90.5 % Yearly
United States 104.17 Dec/15 103 122 31.7 % Yearly
Spain 99.20 Dec/15 99.3 99.3 16.6 % Yearly
France 96.10 Dec/15 95.3 96.1 20.7 % Yearly
Canada 91.50 Dec/15 86.2 102 66.5 % Yearly
Euro Area 90.70 Dec/15 92 92 64.9 % Yearly
United Kingdom 89.20 Dec/15 88.2 89.2 31.3 % Yearly
Germany 71.20 Dec/15 74.7 81 54.8 % Yearly
India 67.20 Dec/15 66.2 84.2 66 % Yearly
Brazil 66.23 Dec/15 56.8 60.9 53.4 % Yearly
Netherlands 65.10 Dec/15 68.2 73.1 42.4 % Yearly
China 43.90 Dec/15 41.1 43.9 20.5 % Yearly
Mexico 43.20 Dec/15 28.6 37.2 17.1 % Yearly
Australia 36.80 Dec/15 34.1 36.8 9.7 % Yearly
South Korea 35.12 Dec/14 33.76 35.12 8.24 % Yearly
Indonesia 27.00 Dec/15 24.9 87.43 22.96 % Yearly
Russia 17.92 Dec/14 14.02 99 7.9 % Yearly

World Markets and SP Futures are Green Green Green! LOL

In a speech in London said James Bullard, the Fed Chairman in St. Louis, the US economy will be affected very little by the British EU exit. Bullard also said that world markets fared pretty well after Brexit and that the biggest risk facing Europe is further uncertainty.

Standard & Poor's confirms US credit rating AA, with continued stable outlook. 9:45 pm

What do you mean why???
That's is how their system works.
That it is unlikely that they won't honor the referendum is based on UK political analysis and UK historical facts.

UK Parliament has the power not the PM.
Extremely unlike that they will go against the referendum.

They have it wrong concerning EU:
For the UK to leave, UK parliament has to vote on it, referendum is not legally binding the EU it has to invoke an agreement called Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty which UK has not applied for which EU wants it right away.
Cameron or his successor needs to decide when to invoke this - that will then set in motion the formal legal process of withdrawing from the EU, and give the UK two years to negotiate its withdrawal.
Mr Cameron has said he will be stepping down as PM by October.
EU law still stands in the UK until it ceases being a member - and that process could take some time.
The UK will continue to abide by EU treaties and laws, but not take part in any decision-making, as it negotiates a withdrawal agreement and the terms of its relationship with the now 27 nation bloc.
Norway (not an EU member) has special trading agreement but EU demand free flow of labor, capital, goods and services.
UK has a problem with free flow of labor.

US futures indicate at 3 pm an unchanged or slightly positive start.

Several North American large banks have announced increases in dividends and new share repurchase program after the Federal Reserve's annual stress test, which was presented on Wednesday, where 31 of the 33 banks were approved. Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup and JP Morgan are among the winners of pre-market.

At 2:50 pm showed futures for the Dow Jones +0.1 percent, while the S & P 500 and Nasdaq futures were unchanged.

Thanks to the past two days of sharp gains sees the S & P to close out the plus for the third consecutive quarter.

Although it has been a very broad and rapid recovery, I think investors will be more selective in the future, said Justin Urquhart Stewart, co-founder of Seven Investment Management, told Bloomberg.

The central banks were right to react so quickly to Brexit-vote. But the road ahead is uncertain, continued Justin Urquhart Stewart.

The Federal Reserve, in its annual stress test approved for 31 of the 33 surveyed banks in the United States. The positive results prompted the Bank of America, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup to announce higher dividends and share repurchases. JP Morgan announced a share repurchase program worth $ 10.6 billion. These four banks' stocks rose all hefty percentage of pre-market.

Prices of both Brent and WTI oil has fallen by about one per cent during the day. Base metals rise overall, while the golden slopes of 0.4 percent.

The number of newly registered unemployed rose week 25-268000, an increase of 10,000 over the previous week. Analysts were expecting 267,000.

Later in the day should Fed member James Bullard give a speech at the Society of Business Economists annual dinner in London. The market's eyes are also against the Bank of England's Mark Carney, speaking in another context, in London this afternoon.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer with the focus later in the evening when the Internet giant holds its annual general meeting after US exchanges closed. Yahoo indicates the pre-market a rise of 0.2 percent.

World Markets trading fairly even +/- .1%
Expect SPX to do the same , jobless claims only off by 1K.
http://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/initial-jobless-claims-294

$TVIX still can be traded with short flips due to low volume.
All World Markets are green today.
SPX charts puts the recent events into perpective.

$TVIX heading south again, more economic data coming but nothing drastic.
Brexit was never an economic problem but a political one.
EU members will not break off.
Turket airport is open for business after yesterday's terror act.
Volume has dropped off but small flips are possible.

$TVIX might see some movement in 15 minutes for a quick flip.
Pending homes sales comes out:
http://www.investing.com/economic-calendar/pending-home-sales-232

$TVIX is reaching it's balance soon.
Get ready to buy in for a flip.

http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts;_ylt=AwrC1DHMY3JXSSwAhbiTmYlQ;_ylu=X3oDMTByMHVzM20zBGNvbG8DYmYxBHBvcwMzBHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzYw--?s=^tvix-iv&l=on&z=l&q=l&c=#{"range":"1d","allowChartStacking":true}

$TVIX will probably close the gap.
EU market up +3% - we are usually ½ of what EU markets are doing.
EU economically is stable so there will be no big movements.
Good day trade when it closes the gap but sell right after.

LOL, Markets is rebounding after a retail sell off. Good opportunity to get cheap stocks and institutions knows it.
Alan Greenspan can be right if EU does not change and ultra right or ultra left gains power but the odds are not in their favor.
Alan Greenspan has been seriously wrong before.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2008/oct/24/economics-creditcrunch-federal-reserve-greenspan

$TVIX closed lower then it did yesterday.
Market (not unusual) over reacted to Brexit.
EU is not going away. All 27 members are stronger with EU than without economically and they know it.
The market will be trading in a channel until UK and EU relationship is resolved.
That means $TVIX will be trading in a channel like it did for the most part of the day.
Market will go back to business as usual down the road.
We are NO where near the 2008 scenario. :)

$TVIX looking good for a reentry flip soon.
EU markets are already high before Brexit are trading little under where it was a couple weeks ago.
No other member state will leave if not a ultra right or ultra left party gets a majority. Not likely if EU takes steps now.
Banks are taking a hit but was expected, they are well funded for this Brexit. It's a long way from 2008.
This is a political mess NOT economic mess yet, it will take UK at least 2 years to fully leave, if they do. :)

Grats, easiest way to make $ on $TVIX

$TVIX trading between 3.4 and 3.24 for the rest of the day would be nice.
Sell, buy in the 3.20
Tick trading is safe with $TVIX, always shares to buy and sell.

Day traders, be careful in the beginning, we could have a repeat of last trading day.
SPX and $TVIX going in the same direction.
Hopefully we get some dips and pops.
Happy trading!

$TVIX now 3.33x3.34 closed at 3.31 LMAO!
So much for doomsayers! :)

EU has 28 members, if UK leaves, it will be 27.
Do you real think that the 27 member states will be economically better off than together?
EU is doing better than we are:
Rank Country GDP (Millions of Int$)
World 113,523,500
1 China 20,853,331
European Union[n 1] 19,205,364
2 United States 18,558,129
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)